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A pioneering 3D fighting game developed by Sega. Its 1993 arcade debut demonstrated the potential of 3D fighting games to the world and significantly altered the gaming industry's direction. Praised for its technological innovation and strategic depth, it garnered worldwide arcade support. The series continues across generations, serving as a cornerstone of fighting game culture.

Bandai Namco's 3D fighting game. With distinctive characters and deep combat systems, it is a major title in fighting game tournaments worldwide.

A puzzle game series developed by Sega. Its simple yet deep mechanics of clearing colorful Puyo pieces have made it globally popular since the 1990s. As the quintessential falling-block puzzle game, the collaboration title 'Puyo Puyo Tetris' became a major hit. Though different from fighting games, it has gained recognition for competitive play in the esports scene.

A belt-scrolling action game released by Sega in 1989 for arcades. Set in a medieval fantasy world, players choose from three character types—warrior, magician, and dwarf—to defeat enemies. Its innovative graphics and satisfying gameplay made it hugely popular, with ports to multiple home consoles. It pioneered the fusion of fighting and action game mechanics.

A racing game released by Namco in 1994 for arcades. It earned high acclaim for its stunning graphics utilizing advanced 3D rendering and its smooth, satisfying driving feel. As a flagship title for early PlayStation, it significantly contributed to home racing game market development. The series continues across multiple generations.

A weapon-based fighting game series developed by Namco. Soul Edge (1996) pioneered a new genre of 3D fighting games utilizing weapons. Its unique soul power system and rich character backstories introduced fresh directions to the fighting game industry. New titles continue to be developed and hold significant positions in fighting game communities worldwide.